I laugh at your sad little pathetic attempts to insult me. My skin is obviously far too tough for you. Your scatter-gun approach to insult me, my spouse, my country and it's language make for amusing reading. Feel free to keep trying to actually insult one of us.

(Mind you, give an infinite amount of monkeys an infinite amount of word-processors and an infinite amount of time, and you'll still fail epically.)

If I'm off-topic: you're right here with me, wasting your time and with your sad little insults, it's fairly clear which one of us would be the troll.

I doubt if anyone here actually gives 2 Lei about my Romanian language skills. We're on an english speaking forum, my Romanian skills are redundant here. Obviously if I ever came to a Romainian forum, I would make sure to pick a condescending name and then pass it off as something meaningful in my own language. If you're unhappy with the way the english language forum is run, you have only to never come back to solve that thorn in your side.

and your parting comments? You dared to call me xenophibic? More hilarity. Man, my sides hurt now!

I laugh at you, loud and heartily, and I so await your next "waste of your time" :)

In another forum, long ago, another angry user calling himself "Masster" made a few interesting, if aggressive comments, my favourites being:

"I bet my left arm that my English is better than your Romanian" - sound familiar. Sounds to me like you really have issues with the english-speaking world.

and

"This is a discussion forum, not a post your political views forum, because nobody cares!!"

Replies to your trolling efforts comprised such phrases as:

"you have a European superority complex"

"your style of reacting to posts will get your *** kicked instantly, and will benefit no-one." - Sound familiar?

And my favourite:

"If everyone is having such a problem with MaSSter and his responses we should all just stop answering his posts." Wow - Sound familiar again? Sounds like good advice to me though and obviously spoken from experience :D:D

Seems you've trolled before...................(and not really got any better at it)

Edited 23 June, 201214 yr by RainbowFore

....would anybody like a cup of tea...?

....would anybody like a cup of tea...?

milk no sugar in mine, Ive some rich tea and hobnobs, anyone for a slice of cake?

Masster, this corner of Briskoda is by far the friendliest, people like Rainbow, Tom,Dj, Daverapid, and others know more about these cars than those at the factory that built them but are gracious enough to reply to any questions with sound and accurate advise. I understand that you want an answer to your particular problem without getting pulled all over the place but what you term blunt I and I suspect many others find rude, a simple thanks for all your help goes a long way.

....would anybody like a cup of tea...?

milk no sugar in mine, Ive some rich tea and hobnobs, anyone for a slice of cake?

Oh, how jolly english! Milk and two sugars in mine please. And what cake you got Daisy?

We could take it on the pavillion, whilst waiting for the players to come back out after the rain.

(Could be a long wait though....... :D)

anti-roll bar mounted easier than expected.

it's like having a new car when driving.

I am still amazed what a difference does make that bar....

now I can drive very fast in curves without fearing I could roll over.

the car is more stiff, the steering more precise.

this is the second best investment I've made so far (after rebuilding the carburetor that dropped my consumption to 5.5 l/100 km at 90 km/h)

not to mention it was very easy to put it on car. a half hour job.